Prep for v1.0.0

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-Project Folder
-==============================================================================
-All project-specific files should be stored in the /project folder to try to
-keep the generic HW-level code and drivers seperate from the business logic
-of your individual project.  This makes it easier to reuse your code in other
-projects, and also update the drivers and HW-level code if newer version of
-these common-files become available.
-
-FOLDERS
-==============================================================================
-commands/       Code to implements specific commands for the
-                command-line interface.  Requires CFG_INTERFACE
-                to be enabled in projectconfig.h.  Generally,
-                each command will be stored in a seperate file
-                (ex.: "command/cmd_hello.c"), though this isn't
-                a strict requirement and you may wish to store
-                multiple related commands in one .c file, such
-                as 'cmds_graphics.c' etc.
-                
-documentation/  Project-specific documentation is stored here
-
-FILES
-==============================================================================
-cmd_tbl.h       Contains the master command list for the
-                command-line interface if CFG_INTERFACE is
-                enabled in projectconfig.h.  All commands
-                must be present in this list to be properly
-                handled by the CLI.
-                
-commands.c      Common helper functions for the command-line
-                interface.
-

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+# Tools
+
+This folder contains a number of tools that may be useful when developing with
+the LPC1343 Reference Board:
+
+## codelite_debug
+  
+  A beta version of a plugin that allows you to program the LPC1343 from 
+  CodeLite using GDB Server and a Segger J-Link for ARM (still a work in 
+  progress).  Created by AC Verbeck.
+
+## dotfactory
+
+  An open-source (GPL) Windows-based program to convert TTF fonts to .c
+  source files.  This application is included here for convenience sake and
+  can be used to convert TTF fonts for use with the TFT LCD display with
+  minor modifications to the generated source files.  See the existing fonts
+  in 'drivers/displays/tft/fonts' for an example.
+
+
+## examples
+
+  Example software showing how to use the LPC1343 to accomplish certain tasks
+  or how to use it with external devices, such as communicating with the PC
+  using USB HID, etc.
+
+## lpcrc
+
+  This utility fixes the CRC of any .bin files generated with GCC from the
+  command line.  You must use this utility to patch any compiled firmware that
+  will be deployed via the USB bootloader.
+
+  The GCC src is included in the root folder and should build on any platform
+  where a native GCC toolchain is available.  A pre=compiled windows binary is
+  included in /bin for convenience sake, as well as in the root folder of the
+  LPC1343 Code Base.
+        
+  If you are using the provided CodeLite project files, lpcrc will
+  automatically be executed after every build.  You only need to run lpcrc if
+  you are building directly from the command=line.
+
+## schematics
+
+  Schematics showing the pin connections that are assumed to be used by the
+  LPC1343 Code Base.
+
+## testfirmware
+
+  Various pre-compiled binaires files that can be used to test the
+  functionality of the LPC1343.  This firmware assumes that the board follows
+  the layout show in 'tools/schematics'
+
+## wsbridge
+
+  A utility to allow you to pipe 802.15.4 traffic (via Chibi) out to Wireshark
+  on the PC, so that you can use Chibi as an inexpensive wireless sniffer to 
+  capture and analyse any local 802.15.4 wireless traffic.

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-This folder contains a number of tools that may be useful when developing with
-the LPC1343 Reference Board:
-
-
-===============================================================================
-  /dotfactory
-  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  An open-source (GPL) Windows-based program to convert TTF fonts to .c
-  source files.  This application is included here for convenience sake and
-  can be used to convert TTF fonts for use with the TFT LCD display with
-  minor modifications to the generated source files.  See the existing fonts
-  in 'drivers/displays/tft/fonts' for an example.
-===============================================================================
-
-
-===============================================================================
-  /examples
-  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  Example software showing how to use the LPC1343 to accomplish certain tasks
-  or how to use it with external devices, such as communicating with the PC
-  using USB HID, etc.
-===============================================================================
-
-
-===============================================================================
-  /lpcrc
-  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  This utility fixes the CRC of any .bin files generated with GCC from the
-  command line.  You must use this utility to patch any compiled firmware that
-  will be deployed via the USB bootloader.
-
-  The GCC src is included in the root folder and should build on any platform
-  where a native GCC toolchain is available.  A pre=compiled windows binary is
-  included in /bin for convenience sake, as well as in the root folder of the
-  LPC1343 Code Base.
-        
-  If you are using the provided CodeLite project files, lpcrc will
-  automatically be executed after every build.  You only need to run lpcrc if
-  you are building directly from the command=line.
-===============================================================================
-
-
-===============================================================================
-  /schematics
-  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  Schematics showing the pin connections that are assumed to be used by the
-  LPC1343 Code Base.
-===============================================================================
-
-          
-===============================================================================
-  /testfirmware
-  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  Various pre-compiled binaires files that can be used to test the
-  functionality of the LPC1343.  This firmware assumes that the board follows
-  the layout show in 'tools/schematics'
-===============================================================================
-
-